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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
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float lnNum = Math.Log(5 | float lnNum = Math.Log(5.89) ; lnNum ≈ 1.773256 | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
<source lang="papyrus"> | <source lang="papyrus"> | ||
; there's no function that returns simple logarithm, but you can get it yourself | ; there's no function that returns simple logarithm, but you can get it yourself | ||
; | ; 0.434294 = lofarithm of Euler's number (2.71828) | ||
float logNum = (Math.Log(5 | float logNum = (Math.Log(5.89)) * 0.434294 ; logNum ≈ 0.770114 (keep in mind, the result is not completely accurate) | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 13 July 2023
SKSE Member of: Math Script
Returns natural logarithm of passed argument as float value.
Syntax
float Function Log(float arg1) global nativeParameters
- arg1: The float value to calculate natural logarithm from.
Return Value
The natural logarithm of arg1.
Examples
float lnNum = Math.Log(5.89) ; lnNum ≈ 1.773256; there's no function that returns simple logarithm, but you can get it yourself
; 0.434294 = lofarithm of Euler's number (2.71828)
float logNum = (Math.Log(5.89)) * 0.434294 ; logNum ≈ 0.770114 (keep in mind, the result is not completely accurate)Notes
- Despite its name, this function returns natural logarithm of the number (ln), and not simple logarithm (log).